Permitting Software RFPs

This is a Department of Energy Special Notice (BA-1453-2) announcing availability for licensing of a laminated composite vessel-shield technology intended for transportable microreactor systems. The notice identifies Idaho National Laboratory as the point of contact and lists Idaho Falls, ID as the place of performance. The special notice is not a procurement or grant solicitation and remains open with a response deadline on 2026-07-01.

Los Alamos National Laboratory (via the Department of Energy) is offering a technology licensing opportunity for the Extremely Low-Resource Optical Identifier (ELROI), a patented solar-powered optical beacon for satellite identification. The notice (Special Notice S-133647) describes the technology, its advantages, and commercialization/licensing intent rather than a procurement for goods or services. Responses are due Aug 22, 2026; the notice was first published Aug 4, 2025 and was updated May 15, 2026.

Los Alamos National Laboratory is offering a technology licensing opportunity for a plane-wave ultrasound tomography platform designed to improve tissue-property reconstruction for cancer imaging. The technology targets prostate and breast cancer applications by providing enhanced resolution, stability, and support for both transmission and reflection data. This special notice invites interested parties to license the inventions, with a response deadline set for June 1, 2026.

Provide available for licensing: fluorescent tracer technology for hydrofluoric acid exposure detection.

The Department of Energy (Idaho National Laboratory) issued Special Notice BA-1719 announcing a technology available for licensing: a UV-fluorescent tracer additive to detect hydrofluoric acid skin or surface contact. This is a technology-licensing/technology transfer notice (not a procurement for goods/services or a grant) and invites interested parties to contact INL for licensing or partnership discussions. The notice includes a response deadline and contact information for the INL Technology Deployment office.

Software, products support, annual renewal of software licenses.

Leander Independent School District (LISD) issued an RFPC seeking qualified vendors to provide a wide range of software and applications including AI, asset management, and audit management. The RFPC is open for a five-year period and vendors should submit proposals per the solicitation instructions; documentation is available on the district's bid portal.

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Provide software & application on an needed basis.

Binghamton University seeks a comprehensive transportation software solution providing live vehicle location, route visualization, estimated arrival times, and mobile/web access. The platform must integrate with the university ID card system to capture boarding activity and support operational analytics for ridership planning. Procurement is being conducted under SUNY discretionary authority, and interested vendors must contact the designated campus contact to submit proposals.

The Florida Department of Transportation is conducting a single-source procurement to acquire proprietary AASHTOWare software and associated maintenance services for use in Leon County. Prospective vendors must demonstrate their ability to supply these services by submitting documentation to the Office of Information Systems by June 3, 2026. The estimated value for this one-year contract is $2,375,490.00, and the notice will remain posted for at least 15 business days.

The Massachusetts Department of Mental Health (DMH) seeks one or more license agreements for use of approximately 39,260 square feet at the Quincy Mental Health Center for community mental health services, including acute psychiatric inpatient beds and related services. The license term will be one year with up to nine one-year renewal options; responses are due by June 30, 2036 and a site tour is scheduled for Dec. 17, 2025.

This is a technology-licensing special notice from the U.S. Department of Energy describing a method for room-temperature electrochemical metallization of rare earth elements as a low-energy, low-hazard alternative to high-temperature molten-salt electrolysis. The notice states explicitly that no procurement, grants, or funding opportunities are associated with it and invites licensing interest rather than procurement proposals. The notice was published by DOE/Battelle (Idaho Falls, ID) and has a response deadline of 2026-06-15T18:00:00Z.

Technology licensing opportunity continuous electric-field assisted sintering (CEFAS) system.

Idaho National Laboratory (INL) is offering a technology licensing opportunity for ViBRANT, an LED-based, geometrically accurate reactor analog designed to simulate nuclear reactor behaviors for testing, training, and development. The notice invites expressions of interest and clarifies that INL’s Technology Deployment team handles licensing rather than procurement or funding. The opportunity was published on SAM.gov on 2026-04-13 and is open for responses until 2026-07-16 at 11:00 AM EDT.

Y-12 National Security Complex issued a competitive licensing RFP seeking U.S. entities to obtain R&D licenses and compete for a subsequent exclusive commercial license for a low-temperature lithium metal production technology. The RFP describes a phased approach involving non-exclusive R&D licenses followed by a milestone-based down-selection to one exclusive commercial license. Offerors must meet specific technical and eligibility requirements and monitor the Y-12 technology transfer site for updates during the 12–24 month expected R&D period.

The Y-12 National Security Complex (U.S. Department of Energy) issued an RFP to solicit proposals from qualified U.S. entities to obtain licensing rights to its Low Temperature Lithium Metal Production Technology through a competitive, phased licensing process. The process begins with one or more non-exclusive R&D licenses and progresses through milestone-based down-selection to a single exclusive commercial license; the RFP does not guarantee government funding. Questions are due May 29, 2026 and proposals are due June 12, 2026.

Provide tech licensing opportunity: vibrant: visual benign reactor as analog for nuclear testing.

NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center is offering a technology transfer licensing opportunity for a Passive Smart Container system that uses RFID circuits to monitor fill levels and track small bulk items. Interested parties are invited to apply for exclusive or nonexclusive license rights to commercialize, manufacture, and market the NASA-developed technology. Applications must be submitted through NASA's Automated Technology Licensing Application System (ATLAS) by the February 2027 deadline.

Developed a Passive Smart Container to monitor and track items that are too small to tag individually. Although Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology is being used widely for pallet and box level tracking in the commercial sector, significant technology gaps remain for tracking dense quantities at the item level. This system uses RFID circuits to identify the fill level in a container and could be easily converted for use in industries such as individual health care management, pharmaceutical manufacturing and distribution inventory tracking, and retail and supply chain inventory management. Use of this technology enables the manufacturer, distributor supplier or user to easily manage and control an inventory of small items that are difficult to tag such as bulk grain foods, liquids, pills, mechanical parts (nuts, bolts, and washers) and small electronic components. This NASA Technology is available for your company to license and develop into a commercial product. NASA does not manufacture products for commercial sale.